Donald Trump has been accused by climate campaigners of attacking the UK’s energy policies to benefit the fossil fuel industry.
He criticized the British government's decision to tax oil and gas producers and called for an abandonment of wind energy.
Trump's remarks were interpreted as support for US oil and gas interests over the UK’s push for clean energy.
The controversy arose following Apache's claims of financial strain from the UK’s windfall tax, potentially influencing Trump's comments.
Critics argue Trump’s statements reflect a disregard for the realities of the UK’s declining offshore oil sector and its commitment to renewable energy.
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